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  • Healing in Community: New Drop-in Groups for LGBTQ2S+ and Youth Survivors
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    Healing in Community: New Drop-in Groups for LGBTQ2S+ and Youth Survivors

    ByReception May 29, 2025June 5, 2025

    At the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre (VSAC), we know that healing isn’t linear — and it doesn’t happen in isolation. For many survivors, especially those who are queer, trans, non-binary, Two-Spirit, gender-diverse, or youth,…

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    VSAC wins BC Health Care Award!

    ByKara Taylor July 13, 2017

    We are excited to announce that The Victoria Sexual Assault Clinic won an Award of Merit for Collaborative Solutions at the BC Health Care awards! Our Clinic is the first (and only!) community-based, sexual…

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    New Accessibility Information at VSAC

    ByKara Taylor June 15, 2017

    VSAC has done an audit of the accessibility of our space and our services…

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    The Clinic Turns One!

    ByVSAC February 17, 2017

    February 17th, 2017 marks the first anniversary of the Victoria Sexual Assault Clinic: a confidential, accessible and welcoming facility that offers recent survivors of sexual assault access to medical and forensic care, options for reporting and support all in one centralized location.

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    Becoming a Monthly Donor!

    ByVSAC October 18, 2016

    Hear from one of our monthly donors and hear why becoming a monthly donor is important to him.

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    Why Call the Crisis and Information Line?

    ByBarb Peck September 13, 2016March 16, 2018

    Often people are surprised when I tell them all of the things they can access our crisis and information line for so I’d like to clear up any misconceptions. The very first and most important message is: You don’t have to be in crisis to call…

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    The Importance of Resistance and Choice

    ByVSAC June 17, 2016June 17, 2016

    Catherine Day, a crisis counsellor at the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre, shares her thoughts about some of the recent events covered in the media and how resistance and choice are vital to these conversations.

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    Opening Doors and Changing Lives

    ByLindsay Pomper April 14, 2016

    The Victoria Sexual Assault Clinic is now open! Hear from one person about what this opening means to her.

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    Announcing the Victoria Sexual Assault Clinic!

    ByLindsay Pomper September 23, 2015January 19, 2016

    Read about how VSAC is opening a clinic to better meet the needs of sexual assault survivors!

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